Anonymous forget_me_not 2w

Removal of genitalia would be incredibly difficult due to the internal workings of the bladder/menopause etc for female offenders. Death just seems too personal/should be determined by the victim/victims surviving family. This is all on the theory/hypothesis that there are hundreds of thousands of rapists who don’t know they’re rapists.

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Anonymous forget_me_not 2w

What kinds of cases do you think stem from not understanding consent? (1) rape by force of a fully conscious person, (2) rape of an unconscious person, (3) rape of a person that you drugged, (4) rape of a drunk person who seemed to consent while drunk, (5) rape of an intoxicated person who seemed confused. Or any other cases?

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Anonymous OP 2w

Rape of coercion. Marital rape. Child on child rape. Rape due to emotional blackmail. Rape due to financial blackmail. Rape constituting of a change/lack of discussion (1) a condom coming off (2)progressing the intensity of a sexual act without asking (choking/spanking/slapping your partner) Rape is not always physically forceful.

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Anonymous forget_me_not 2w

Hmm. Some of that is definitely questionable, mainly the lack of communication— that can happen by accident. For cases involving blackmail and forceful marital rape though, people don’t need to be told “that is rape” to know that it hurts the other person. The cases of lack of communication on the other hand, those can happen without malicious intent.

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Anonymous OP 2w

I’m not saying forceful marital rape. I’m saying sex where one person “isn’t in the mood” but still has sex to feel secure in their partners love/societal standing is also considered coercive rape.

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Anonymous forget_me_not 2w

That’s getting into gray area for sure. I’ll say that cases of iffy consent like that, the penalty should vary by the offense. But also remember, evidence is required in court. I’m guessing that iffy consent cases are less likely to present solid evidence of rape. Also, the victim in many marital cases will not want to hurt their spouse or pursue legal action.

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Anonymous #5 2w

Oh haha I didn’t think of that. I am female myself. I use the adjective ALL THE TIME, especially since my university major is in biological sciences. Male flowers, female flowers, comes naturally. However, I never use the term “females” as a noun in place of women because of how incels use it.

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Anonymous OP 2w

No same, I’m in env science and marine biology but I think of it as incels more than bio stuff

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